The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr. D. P Erwin has gone to New York for
fortnights stay.
Mr. T. B. Fielder, representing the New York
Times is in the city.
Jarvis j. Hilton. Of the Martinsville bar, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Glass, of Dunkirk, n Y, is the guest
of Miss Jessie McIntire.
Mr. Frank Deckert, of the Louisville CONNER
cial, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Kate Morrison and Miss Mary Ward have
gone to Cincinnati for few days.
Mrs. Belle Shaw has returned firm Pittsburg,
where she has been since September.
Miss Daisy Powell. of St Louis. is expected
to morrow to visit Miss Sallie Holiday.
Mr.. T. B. Mitchell and wife. of Jeffersonvile,
are in the city, combining business and pleasure.
Mrs Lizzie Dean. of South street. has re-
turned from visit to Quincy, ILL.,. and st.
Louis.
Mr. and Mrs l. J. Harper left yesterday for
the West, and will probably be absent a month
or more.
Mr. George S. Slater has returned from his
home in Denver to visit his parents and friends
for a short time
Miss Mary H. Krout has published beautiful
little Easter poem, which has the flavor of the
old English poets.
Miss Mary Huston has returned to her home
in Champaign. H., after visiting friends in this
city for some time.
Two water-colors owned by Miss Sel'eck,
teacher of drawing in the High school, will be
shown at the coming art exhibit
Mrs. Pauline Simmons and daughter Mollie
are at home. having returned from six months
stay in California and New Mexico.
Mr.. j. W. Harder, who has resided in Cali
fornia for twenty years, is visiting relatives in
this city. where be formerly resided.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fassett and son, of
western New York, are spending few days
with Mrs. FassettS mother, in this city.
DR.. j. NJ. Kitchen has far recovered from
his recent surgical operation for Mrs. Kitchen
| to go to Chicago next week to visit their son.
Judge Alex c. Ayres will, in few days begin
the erection of fine residence at Woodruff
| Place. 10 which locality he will remove during
| the summer
| Harry Craft left last night for Milwaukee.
| where he goes to become general manager of the
! Equitable Accident Insurance Company for
| Wisconsin. His family will remove there in
! June
| Ben Northrop formerly a well-known news
paper man of this city. recently a writer for
| Puck and other papers. and connected with the
| New Y ork Graphic has taken a position on the
! New York Mail and Express.
The New York Sun says that Allison r. Hop.
/ kins. sou of L. G. Hopkins, formerly of this city,
| has been elected a member of the Stock Ex-
/ change, and will hereafter represent the new
] firm of Humbert Hopkins & Co.
! HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Bates House: w. II. Soule, Terre Haute; Il.
/ NJ. Reem, Coviugton w. S Davis, Terre Haute
| E. &. Horn, Anderson: W. J. Cunningham, La
fayette j. Q. Henderson, Kokomo; j. A. Sage
Madison; L. w. Coffin and wife, Rushville
| w. ksnnee, Washington; ]. 7. Stringer. Ko-
! komo: B D. Angel, Fort Wayne; H. c. Strick
! Ter, Franklin.
! Occidental Hotel j. W. Cooper. Mechanics
burg: A. NJ Sturtevant Wichita; NJ. Eckhouse,
! Anderson; Geo. Mcneil, Gallon; E. n Bowman,
Covington; Noah Miller, Peru; Thomas Med
| a Kan Eak
Manning Lafayette; Daniel Kelly. kokomo;
John j. Collins, Attica. c. j. Snyder, Canton;
/ Frank Corners, Noblesville; F. A. Hyatt, Vim
eennes; Richard Armstrong, PeudletoH
Grand Hotel F. D. Patterson, Lafaye tie; G.
F. Kiefer, Mishawaka; John Finch, South
Bend; J. {. Shanklib, Bringhurst. Ind: C. E.
Karmire, Shelbvville; E. T. Strinser. Fort
| Wayne; Charles Harley. Delphi; c. l. Harty.